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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1924
Page
2
Lynde Putt reports that Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten is paying attention to German film star, amid divorce rumors from Millicent Rogers. A formal split is not confirmed, but speculation cites a possible remarriage after a divorce.
Texas returns show Mrs Miriam A Ferguson of Temple gaining on Lynch Davidson of Houston for second place in the Democratic governor race. Ferguson pledges constructive state administration with strict prohibition enforcement if elected. Davidson calls for an official count to resolve the close gubernatorial contest as many counties remain unreported.
A Santa Fe wheat train two miles long pulled from Newton Kansas on Wednesday. The train carried 890 cars of Kansas hard winter wheat and required four locomotives to haul two sections. It contained about 360000 bushels valued at 396000 dollars for farmers.
In Pukaski County Circuit Court Judge D T Hartwell sentenced Hess Conners Cario to hang for the murder of 18 year old Miss Daisy Wilson of Villa Ridge with July 21 as the crime date. His confessed accomplice Fred Hale received life imprisonment at hard labor.
The Canyon Gold Mining Company reports a valuable mineral named Alfa Iridum found on the upper Peace River. This discovery could impact local mining prospects and regional geology.
Attorney General Keeling approves bonds for Ellis County Road District No. 1 at 300000. Headlines cover infant deaths in Austin, state ward per capita costs, run off primary rules, free textbooks, a highway official's death, Texas convict totals near 4000, bid rejections for fuel oil, typhus in Starr County, Pecos irrigation recognition, writs of error trends, highway spending, June bond totals, a San Jacinto relic clue, negro school overcrowding and teacher salaries across districts.
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